Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I've seen two camels and two Arabs in the back of a Datsun pickup. What was left of the bumper was almost dragging the dirt.
I've seen a donkey cart so overloaded off Ballance the donkey had all four hooves in the air. Someone up front tugging on the reins trying to get the donkey down. Not smart enough to shift his load, or not over load the poor animal.
I've seen a donkey cart so overloaded off Ballance the donkey had all four hooves in the air. Someone up front tugging on the reins trying to get the donkey down. Not smart enough to shift his load, or not over load the poor animal.
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There’s a memory.
~1994/5, while living in Riyadh, we saw a small camel in back seat of the hilux double cab small pickup. In the bed of the pickup were 4 women, assumed wives. And it had been raining. Our driver asked the old man who was driving why the camel was in the front and women in the back. The hilux driver looked back with this “you must be a dumb shit” look and said, “because the women will not jump out”.
My thought on hearing that was, maybe they should.
According to the "wisdom" on arfcom (after about 8 pages on the subject - and a lot of dog haters there), the concensus there seems to be that it's PhotoShopped just to get a reaction.
There may Be some communication Disconnect here. It looks like he’s talking about the inside of the foot well, driver's compartment, and you are talking about the outside, the engine compartment. At least that’s how it reads to me.You said the headers were a couple inches away from the firewall. How is there not room?
On the back side, between the foot box and the motor there is less than a half inch of space in some areas.You said the headers were a couple inches away from the firewall. How is there not room?
I had to install the headers after the motor was placed in the frame. It was very difficult to tighten the header bolts.
Common occurrence in parts of Asia. I've seen farmers with bicycles strapped with whatever they just harvested. If you approach from behind it looks like a six-foot mound of vegetation floating a few inches of the ground.
I met a one-legged farmer on Okinawa (lost it when we bombed the island). Dude rode a bike everywhere. Some hills where just too steep so he would get off and hop/push the bike to the top.
A lot has been said over the years about lethality, this quote on the subject is from Air Force Gen Mike Minihan, the Commanding General of Air Mobility Command during remarks during the recent Air & Space Forces Association’s Air Space & Cyber Conference at the National Harbor.
He said, “Lethality matters most. When you can kill your enemy, every part of your life is better. Your food tastes better. Your marriage is stronger.”
That from a C130 pilot no less. We need more of this and less queep. Hopefully, some of those CAF “operators” will follow General Minihan’s lead and get a fire in their bellies about winning the next conflict.
One for the Darwin Awards
So in those specific areas you are limited in what you can do but where there is room it will help.
Also like I said earlier, getting the headers ceramic coated (if not already) helps keep the heat in the pipes.
I hope you are right
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I don't know what this is, but I am scared... I hope we never fuck with Ghana... And how did this appear right after a documentary about Oliver Cromwell and the Parliamentarian victory during the English Civil War I ain't got no clue... But I am scared. I hope we never find out what this tech is able to do to our puny 21st century army still fighting with tanks and jets and shit...
So in those specific areas you are limited in what you can do but where there is room it will help.
Also like I said earlier, getting the headers ceramic coated (if not already) helps keep the heat in the pipes.
I had my headers Jet Hot ceramic coated. The coating helped. What REALLY helped is when I then took the ceramic coated headers and wrapped them in high quality header wrap. I suggest wrapping them before the install, it's easier.
I'd almost bet those were built by some redneck Cajuns in Louisiana for hunting gators.
Ghana looks to have an R&D budget of about $200.
Curtis is prepping the underside of the body to coat it. You have to seal the fiberglass underneath. He has 35 years of experience in paint and body. He will make it perfect.
He will change his mind right after Raytheon promises him an advisor position.
That bra is way to big for her titties. Both my engine mechanic expert and painter are both saying that I go on the way I am going, meaning wrap and cover. I do appreciate your input.I had my headers Jet Hot ceramic coated. The coating helped. What REALLY helped is when I then took the ceramic coated headers and wrapped them in high quality header wrap. I suggest wrapping them before the install, it's easier.
